. >> are you calling us lions? >> of course.g when were you writing this book which was surprising. you had ideas which you would find. what surprised you? >> the thing that surprised me the most is i imagined people who were addicts were addicts because they took greater pleasure in their alcohol or heroin or gambling than other people did. it felt particularly great and they were compelled to do it a lot. what seems to be is 180 degrees the opposite. they take less pleasure in it so they have to do it more to compensate. we find it in lab animals and across the spectrum of substance and behavior addictions in people. >> your work is relevant in our society. i appreciate you coming on to talk about it. >> thank you for having me. >>> coming up, a drug for breast cancer costs almost $90,000 a year. there are big questions. does it work? this past year alone there was a 93% increase in cyber attacks. in financial transactions... on devices... in social interactions... and applications in the cloud. some companies are worried. som

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lions that took over docks at pier39 are still a big draw. people like big groups of them and worry when they are gone. >> there used to be a lot more. >> reporterin the waters below the dam the marine fisher are you service wants them gone. california sea lions have been eating a big chunk of the fish run. in this 2009 video the government captured big eaters. they are identified if they can't be scared out they are captured, and most are killed. now a committee has been looking at ways to make it easier and quicker to kill as many as 85. >> i think that's a shame. i know that the salmon are very important as well and -- the last few seasons have been horrible. i think it's -- similar we have to find a compromise and i don't know if that's it. >> reporter: in january of last year residents worried about a sea lion tangled in fishing line. the animal was eventually brought in, given surgery and released. killing sea lions doesn't sit well here. >> i don't think they should do that. maybe they should move them. >> for those of us who work with them, from 800 volunteers, vet staff would work to get them back out in the wild and then find out they

save the sea lions or save the salmon. >> it is not about us, it is about protecting the animals. it is a shame. >> reporter: advocates say it is not just the sea lions that are harming the fish runs, they also blame dams, loss of habitat and overfishing. ken? >> not an easy problem to solve. don knapp. thank you, don. >> we will return to roberta. we have got some great weather and it is wednesday. >> it was so great. >> middle of the week. >> i think i saw ken sitting with brandy a little bit earlier, wasn't it, ken? >> writing a song maybe. >> tonight's sunset. we had a 31-degree temperature span. we topped off at 94 degrees in livermore and concord for the warm spots. 86 in san jose which is 6 degrees above average. mid-80s in vallejo. but tomorrow a nose dive in the numbers from 7 to 15 degrees. down from 90 in san rafael. 75 degrees. down from 86. will be 10 degrees cooler in san jose. in fact, pinpointing your neighborhood forecast. 50s, 60s lining the coast. 70s and 80s away from the bay. your morning commute might want to grab a sweater or a light jacket. into the 50s and

used to the layout. at the san francisco zoo, blind sea lion, silent night, and henry, are feeling out their digs inch by> they started exploring more and more so they used the whole pool. >> reporter: these famous sea lions moved to the san francisco zoo just over a month ago after they were nursed back to health at the marine mammal center. silent night had been shot in the face and blinded. >> but definitely to work with two animals who weren't trained before they were blind that came in from the wild, we did have to customize a plan just for them. >> come on, good boy. >> reporter: keeper debra marin is using sounds and food to teach silent night commands. >> we've attached sounds to the target. so silent night has a bell and he knows that's his sound. henry has a little canister of beads that sounds like a maraca. >> reporter: the training will enable keepers to give medicine and remove them for weekly pool cleanings. >> we have to customize the training plan to put ourselves in their place. how are they perceiving what's going on around them. what might scare them. >> good job, misster. >> reporter

tonight new images released only to ktvu show mountain lions in the santa cruz mountains. maureen naylor shows ussearchers hope to learn here. >> reporter: this video taken last week shows an 82-pound female mountain lion approaching a dead deer in an open state reserve. >> you see how delicately she's walking. >> reporter: the valley day conservation released the latest equipment they're using to monitor the big cats in the area. >> we didn't expect so much crossing of certain roadways. some are successful, others aren't. and we are seeing more mortalities. >> reporter: this video was also taken last week. >> this cat is just -- he sees the flash and sort of reacting to it. then walks away. >> reporter: and in this clip from last fall, you see a young male mountain lion running to his sibling on the left while their mother wearing a research collar is seen closest to the camera. the conservation group now estimates there may be 15 mountain lions in the santa cruz mountains and 50 more stretching up to san francisco. >> it seems like there's a lot of sightings, but compared to how many lions they

tonight new images released only to ktvu show mountain lions in the santa cruz mountains. maureen naylor shows ust researchers hope to learn here. >> reporter: this video taken last week shows an 82-pound female mountain lion approaching a dead deer in an open state reserve. >> you see how delicately she's walking. >> reporter: the valley day conservation released the latest equipment they're using to monitor the big cats in the area. >> we didn't expect so much crossing of certain roadways. some are successful, others aren't. and we are seeing more mortalities. >> reporter: this video was also taken last week. >> this cat is just -- he sees the flash and sort of reacting to it. then walks away. >> reporter: and in this clip from last fall, you see a young male mountain lion running to his sibling on the left while their mother wearing a research collar is seen closest to the camera. the conservation group now estimates there may be 15 mountain lions in the santa cruz mountains and 50 more stretching up to san francisco. >> it seems like there's a lot of sightings, but compared to how many lions

being subdued war all the coming to us nato military intervention in libya now moving into possibly syria or even to iran if russia or china or these are see all the lions we saw that not enough to stop the us led nato military aggression in north african region so i hope saw that as see all russia china china russia leaving leading this new global movement to balance the power in the wallet so that they can build a new world order we are no more unilateral row aggressive or you can clone your own methodology being put into a sovereign nation such as libya. for wider outlook on how the emerging powers could reshape the financial landscape check out our website in the business section you can find expert opinion on the latest updates from the perspective of what's going on in the global economy just log on to our top testing. this week iran attempted to convince the atomic agency that its program is peaceful it came as the u.n. considered why the sanctions targeting tehran's nuclear plants. and voids the shanghai cooperation organization dismissed as groundless accusations that the program has been a truth i mentioned in an exclusive interview with r.t.

killing sea lions doesn't sit well here. >> i don't think they should do that. move them somewhere else. >> for those of us animals, volunteers and veterinarian staff who work to get them back in the wild and find out, you know, that they might die at the hands of humans, that's hard to swallow certainly. >> reporter: it's a tough choice, save the sea lions or save the salmon. >> it's not about us. it's about protecting the animals and i don't know, it's a shame. >> reporter: don knapp, cbs 5. >>> pg&e's smartmeters claim new territory but not without some resistance. and something that may have caught your eye near at&t park. it's in tonight's "good question." that and more in two minutes. >>> closed captioning of eyewitness news is brought to you by shreve & co. jewelers, a san francisco original. ,,,,,,,, [ female announcer ] celebrate dad at the jcpenney dad's day sale this friday & saturday! find neverending options with 9.99 men's tees... and sportshirts... and 9.99 polos and shorts! or surprise him with a new watch -- they're up to 50% off! plus, with jcp cash earn 10, 15 or $20 off. no exclusions!

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as for trent's encounter, one lion expert told us, the video is exactly what it seems to be. to eat, she explains. a small child resembling prey would be a perfectly sensible option. >> i was definitely intimidated. just seemed like natural mother instinct to kind of want to pull him out of there. but -- >> seemed to be having fun. >> reporter: "good morning america," david wright, abc news, los angeles. >> you should hear these parents on the couch right now. >> oh, man. >> what price youtube video. seriously. >> just pull him out of the way. poor little thing. >> "good morning america's" "around the watercooler," brought to you by pradaxa. to you by pradaxa. by a heartroblem. today we ha to reduce the risk of a stroke caused by a clot. in a clinical trial, pradaxa 150 mg reduced stroke risk 35% more than warfarin. and with pradaxa, there's no need for those regular blood tests. pradaxa is progress. pradaxa can cause serious, sometimes fatal, bleeding. don't take pradaxa if you have abnormal bleeding, and seek immediate medical care for unexpected signs of bleeding, like unu

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us want to be believe that was how might be a good. part of yes the ride of the rather the way with a with the lion in the front of me was. the thought of the last one i was three years the son yes and nothing else now. though you told somebody in a government us government about this. project engineer the project a project manager and he believed right off to. be admiral nimitz organization but what happened was he did warner a nice buns in that up in my office in a rush but. i don't like to bring a draft and i had to drop the draft growing type and this bag was underneath the pipe. and he was it will box and now sample on such a letter to them it's going to so so i think what we should do with the frying pan then was our reply here which well as. we can the forever war did i feel almost like he's one of my can you know leon had spent months seeking assistance from every level of government to address the garbage situation that patient now he discovered something even more disturbing that hundreds of marines remains still lying in the sands of the island. just as we've been told by the guys we've met with. you want down o

used the large boat to race one another. along with riverside action were art displays and traditional dancing lions. it was meant to celebrate different aspects of chinese culture. >>> you've heard of pop-up amplt what about pop-up pianos. 88 pianos are being installed for the public to try their hands at the keys. it's a way to bring music to the people and display unique artwork. the festival offers over 1,000 free musical performances for those passing by. >>> one little girl's bucket list has gone viral. after being diagnosed with terminal cancer, alice made a list of dreams and posted them online. she had global attention with katy perry following her on twitter. on the lirs everything from entering her dog in a show to swimming with sharks. some of which she's already gotten done, but you know what's number one on the list? she wants as many people as possible whoever can to be a bone marrow donor. hopefully her life-changing experience can save someone else's. >>> time for an early look for stories we'll follow on nbc. in washington secretary of state hillary clinton will host the 2011 world

of russia's foreign minister who call on the lions to stick to the original document all move moscow's trust it's our top story tonight also headline from us a major breakthrough in the anna politkovskaya case is a recently arrested chechen fugitive is officially charged with a journalist murder investigators claim the evidence they have proves he was the one who carried out the killing five years ago. and russia bans imports of fresh vegetables from the e.u. because of a deadly outbreak of e. coli bacteria cross europe the complications from the infection of already claimed eighteen lives the majority in germany. next article in taxes and underground world in cars a starting point for many smuggling tunnels but the flashpoint for tensions with israel two special report coming right up. well look at before i was a worker in a tunnel. myself then i took my own tunnel. learn not just my tunnel at the start of a blockade when the embargo was imposed on gasoline at the moment when the hamas seized power. it's very dangerous work but we have to take the risk. either we live. there or we die. either i make money or i lose everything. that's the

lion's den." mr. tabler, thanks for joining us. >> not at all. >> as the chaos and horrific stories of torture and beatings and shootings get worse and worse from syria, what should the united states be doing that we're not doing right now? >> the united states needs to plan for the eventuality of the assad regime simply not being there. while it's not clear exactly what the tipping point of the assad regime is in terms of the fall of the regime like in egypt or in tunisia, it's very clear that the regime's increasingly brutal crackdown is not working. protesters continue to come out. and that the regime itself is on a downward trajectory. although when exactly it will collapse is anyone's guess. >> well, let me ask you the question i think many of us have been asking. we see the assad regime day by day increasingly violent, using increasing shows of force, and yet from a distance it is hard to see that even with the protesters' continued presence in the streets, hard to see how they will actually topple him without some form of outside intervention. so where do you think the united states can do something

us and the beautiful traditions of the chinese new year, the alliance stance. please welcome students from the chinese american international school. -- the lion's dance. -- the lion's dance. [applause] [applause] [applause] >> [inaudible] [applause] this is really a unique performance. before we end tonight's program, i want to, on behalf of the city, thank at&t again for your generous sponsorship, making the celebration happening. we would liked everyone to join us for the reception. we want to thank owner of moonstar. we want to thank you for your contribution. [speaking foreign language] >> thank you.

also, is it radical for me to believe that it makes more sense for us to pay the lion's share of taxesstate governments and let the state legislator decide how much the federal government gets based on needs and services that are reversed? guest: well, i tell you, there are probably a lot of state officials who would like that. but, of course, we have the multijurisdictional system under the constitution with the federal, state, and local governments. but you have a good point in pointing out out that what we're looking at is tradeoffs. and we have to accept that if we're only willing to have a certain amount of taxes come in, and that's perfectly fine, there's only so much money to spend, and so we have to limit what we spend on. and then we have to discuss what the money is going to be spent on. and i realize, i like how you say i'm a glut ton for punishment, because in the state field, it's very difficult, because everything is controversial, whether it's on the tax side or spending side. but i think you have a good point, though, also to point out that a lot of the services that pe

lion's den." mr. tabler, thanks for joining us. >> not at all. >> as the chaos and horrific stories of torture and beatings and shootings get worse and worse from syria, what should the united states be doing that we're not doing right now? >> the united states needs to plan for the eventuality of the assad regime simply not being there. while it's not clear exactly what the tipping point of the assad regime is in terms of the fall of the regime like in egypt or in tunisia, it's very clear that the regime's increasingly brutal crackdown is not working. protesters continue to come out. and that the regime itself is on a downward trajectory. although when exactly it will collapse is anyone's guess. >> well, let me ask you the question i think many of us have been asking. we see the assad regime day by day increasingly violent, using increasing shows of force, and yet from a distance it is hard to see that even with the protesters' continued presence in the streets, hard to see how they will actually topple him without some form of outside intervention. so where do you think the united states can do something

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we need a lion to lead us.can cause was and is grounded in a faith heritage. judeo-christian faith heritage and never forget the words of thomas jefferson when he said can the liberties of a nation be thought secure when we have removed their only firm basis, a conviction in the minds of the people that these liberties are the gift of god, that they are not to be violated, but with his wrath. indeed, i tremble for my country when i reflect that god is just and that his justice cannot sleep forever. george washington said no people can be bound to acknowledge and endure the invisible hand which conducts the affairs of men more than the people of the united states. we out to be no less persuaded than the perpetua smiles of heaven. and never be expected on a nation which disregards the eternal rules of order and right which heaven itself ordained. john adams said we have no government armed with power capable of contending with human passions, unbridled by morality and religion, because our constitution was made o

us more of the take from the ground, what it's like when you're actually there trying to help. major rusty bradley, a u.s. special operations soldier. he is also the author of a new book "lionshanks so much for being with us this morning. >> nice to see you. >> when we debate policy about afghanistan, what is the one thing in your mind that you think people may be need to understand a little bit better about our fight there and about the country? >> i think, first of all, we are making a significant amount of progress and i think a lot of times that story not being told. these people want and need our help, which is significant. it takes about six people to support every ground combat soldier. you got people that have to bring in water, food, fuel, rations. you've got that, helicopter mechanics, otherwise, helicopters don't fly. so it takes a large network to make what we do possible. >> what is the progress? you say there's been progress. what has been the progress that you have seen? >> let me give you an example. four years ago, when we fought this ballots, it's a place called panua and the birth place of the taliban. we were in a bizarre where we had a significant firefi

david louie shows us the problem and how the cleanup might changes lives. >> reporter: trash lined lionote creek for miles. much of it generated by the hundreds of homeless that camp out here. environmental protection agency plans to hire the homeless to do the cleanup. jim kenny has lived here for four years. prospect of a job and cleaner environment i intrigues him. >> it will help a lot of people get off their petunias and say hey, this is where i live. this program is going to help me get back in the swing of things. >> one of agencies involved destination home believes the approach will foster help among the homeless. >> it's an opportunity to reconnect with them and offer a partnership in terms of restoring the environment and helping them find help. >> almost one million in funding is coming from public and private sources. a long time homeless advocate says the program holds promise. >> a job gives hope. so it's good for their psychological well-being so you give them the empowerment. housing is the ultimate solution but a job temporarily is a good start. >> jim who used to work

use a loophole to get u.n. permission from a different website, import it into itunes and put it on your ipod. >>> california will receive a lionnding to shore up benefits. california will get 840 million of a $7 billion pool. it comes from the recovery act and goes to state's got qualify. >>> a former star today spoke out about her online relationship with embattled congressman anthony weiner. >> i did not sext anthony weiner. i did not to send photos to him. >> she says she exchanged about 100 e-mails but they do not have a sexual relationship she also said he asked her to lie about their correspondence. wiener is under pressure from congress to resigned. >>> a big welcome home today for the u.s. carl vincent after what many call a historic deployments. sailors lined the rails of the aircraft carrier. the crew was stationed in the north arabian sea, reporting to the group of navy seals at checkout osama bin laden in pakistan. >>> here at home, lake merritt might smell better after a demolition project was completed. workers began tearing down the aqueduct along 12th street. it has been restricting the flow of water from san f

lions. they usually stay far out to sea and probably won't be coming so close to the shore again. mark joins us a lot of people have barbecues and picnics planned. >> there will be one warner day this weekend and it will be sunday. between now and then, a cooling trend because the fog making a comeback. right now on the maps i can show you a live storm tracking, too. fog hugging the shoreline and more breeze. more fog pushing back into san francisco bay. that will be a big part of the forecast for tonight with increasing low clouds and a bit of a breeze out there. tomorrow cooler and begin to warm things up on sunday. the extended forecast clouds go away and temperatures really warming up. especially into tuesday of next week. first thing tomorrow morning we will be on fog patrol. show you the clouds out there and coast side and into the bay. temperatures the coolest locations in the 40s from napa and santa rosy around 50 degrees and san jose at 53. here's your weekend in a nutshell. we'll have an on shore breeze and with that, we'll have the clouds will be a factor and cool temperatures for th

lion. >> we are ready, we think for our customers to start using icloud and we can't wait to get it in theirhand. >> to make the cloud work on mobile devices and computers their operating systems will get a major overhaul. they will need to scramble it in for new applications and that could mean working around the clock. >> it is compeel we'll sink our teeth into it . we lose track of time. >> the bottom line, apple is getting everyone to stop thinking of a computer as the center of your multimedia world. >> it is not on the computer but apple is pointing to the cloud and with san francisco david louie, abc 7 news. >> and microsoft announced it is bringing youtube and live television to xbox 360. you can download prerecorded movies to the xbox. this is the first time a live signal would be available. it would give no further details. >> a computer mistaken to blame to put san francisco in language emission programs intended for other students. melina ex. >> when it comes to language immersion programs. 50 or 60 percent know the target language and the rest don't. for example this way in the

on today's emotional testimony and what we can expect joining us now is paul henderson a former prosecutor in san francisco and andrea lionst depaul university and casey anthony's lead attorney earlier. as i said you're a form member of casey's defense team. >> yes. >> you think she's innocent? why? >> well, because i believe she didn't commit the crime based on things that i'm still obligated not to talk about. but also because there is no real proof that there was even a murder at all. >> andrea, let me ask you, though, we have seen just a litany of lies that casey anthony has told. >> that's right. >> and being a liar does not make you a murderer. i'm not equating the two. but it certainly goes to her credibility. >> absolutely. it absolutely does. >> and now as the defense is taking over, what do they have to do? what do you think the defense -- i mean are they now going to be hitting this -- i assume we're going to be trying to bolster their argument that she is an abused -- that she's a victim herself of past childhood abuse? >> well, that is what the opening statement said. and of course i'm not in the defense team

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. >> joining us on the phone is major russly bradley and wrote a book called "the lions of kandahar, t against all odds." major, we had you with us here yesterday. thanks for joining us. you were talking about all of the progress made there. we were asking you about the security challenges, given the fact that the drawdown by u.s. troops is beginning. can you just give us your perspective on what possibly happened here at one of the most well-known hotels in kabul? >> hey, good morning, guys. thank you for having me again. i think what you have to understand is the attack in kabul at the hotel intercontinental is an example of the taliban folks and on, urban terrorism. the bottom line is this incident is not a sign or an indicator of anything that is politically driven. this is -- this is nothing more than a typical act by a terrorist organization and at the end of the day, you know, this is all of the taliban have to offer to the afghan people in the world. >> major bradley, a reminder, without a nato helicopter and without nato as they are called mentors to the afghan police, this w

it was in 2006 that many of us fielded proposition a, which lost by less then half a percentage point. those who fought it for many of the same when actually have the lion's share of the public safety budget in san francisco. >> well taken. thank you. supervisor mirkarimi: thank you. who is next? >> i am jill. i am the director of program services. i would like to thank you for hosting the family violence community today and for acknowledging the fact that family violence is a public safety issue. women and is proud to have the continued funding for our domestic violence crisis line. we have therapeutic services for survivors of domestic violence. the report on family violence is really a valuable tool for the domestic violence community. it details the services san francisco offers survivors of domestic violence and family violence. it showcases the entrance a coordination of services and illustrates the importance of ongoing resource allocation for violence against women. as has been stated throughout this meeting, our funding is being reduced. in many cases, as you can see in the report, it has been increased. for our front line workers, education and

lion but why can't we all support in project in a more affluent neighborhood? in a neighborhood with access to transportation, healthy food, schools, and positive role models? i urge you to use your heart to make the right moral decision by moving this project forward and denying the appeal. please make the right moral decision. thank you. president chiu: thank you. next speaker. >> good afternoon, board of supervisors. i am on the san francisco youth commission and i join my colleagues. yesterday we held a hearing which many youth gave compelling testimony. one girl came to the hearing and mentioned that her mother beat her because of her sexual orientation. and she had nowhere to go. and she went to -- she used city agencies that helped her find housing and a life. so i urge you to deny the appeal and thank you very much. >> good evening. i'm the co-founder of first place for youth. we are a partner on the project. -- to go with our first five youth in san francisco. every year 150 to 2000 young people age out of foster care. these are victims of abuse, neglect, parental absence. they're taking them to state-funded care where we have collectively decided that we are going

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us. both made their international debut it while russia's brightest star andrea shoving was left out of the school board meanwhile the chief of the indomitable lions at all let his team from the very start. however it was the russians who first showed their creativity. and. been through the cameron defense in the first half. russia kept in control and possession leading the one strike at all adrift hoping to pounce like a predator can or as best chance came minutes from the break but it took a multi field to find the net in the second half of a cut decided to play nice from his sleeve from what cisco and current chelsea winger cough meanwhile the other men to go with green chances but which of them one after another ten minutes from time came on might have broken the deadlock but was heather. in style young russian blood was reinforced by their bins consensual who also appeared on the pitch of the red bull stadium in the second half both did their best to make in the event on the scoresheet but the game was destined to be colas. were highly motivated to go into the match due to facing cameroon and arrow we played well better execution could have b

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use styrofoam every day. >> the center is the perfect venue for her exhibit. she says ocean trash pose as serious threat to sea lions who become trapped in garbage. she would love to run out of art supplies but she says the trash keeps washing ashore. >> coming up in 90 seconds, a call for a man on the moon style national program to combat posttraumatic stress. why is it needed? coming up at 6:00. >>> plus getting better. a giants fan beaten at dodger stadium reaches a milestone, the signs of hope doctors are seeing tonight in bryan stow. >>> outlook has been upgraded. what he is able to do that is giving his doctors hope tonight. >> the mental trauma of war is taking a toll as president obama announces he will bring home the troops from afghanistan. new research unveils the help that must be waiting for them when they return. >>> complete bay area news coverage starts right now, this is ktvu channel 2 news at 6:00. >>> good evening, i am mike mibach. >> and i am julie haener. making good on a campaign promise. president obama layed out

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>> so morbid and gruesome but no worse than the middle ages when people used to rush to the coliseum to see public hangings or lion fights. there is another thing, t.j. weley in leive in a world where media is expansive and the reality television integrating with real life is that everyone wants to star in the reality show even if if it is a flash of them running across the news to get a seat. >> are you telling me that some of the people are there because they might get their 15 minutes of fame? >> they might get their 15 minutes of fame, but more importantly, they will be witness to casey anthony's, you know, couple of months' fame, and that makes them feel part of the story, and integrated in a real way. >> and okay. when did we get to this point? you brought up the first point like you mentioned used to go to the colosseums and go see things happen in rome, but when did we as a society get to this place? we remember when we could not turn away from the tv watching the o.j. trial, but was that a marker to get us to this place or still that the media has changed this thing in so much? >> well, the media has gott

circus for failing to feature a lion in the tiger has promised one of them to spend that much more arty. latest business news with you there after a short break stay with us. hello and a very welcome time for your business update the world's oldest and largest as shown a bush aide gets underway in paris today it's hoped it will spur a return to message multibillion or just cropped head of a soon used paper says russia is expected to sign contracts to sell ten jet planes and also the country's largest airline our flight is going to buy a new boeing ahead of the event this is our chief spoke to the head of boeing about the plane makers business in russia. you know airplane sales of the blood of all business when business because we'll sell our planes in the last year was sold almost one hundred new airplanes over here but not less important maybe for me personally more important that russia is a really great supply for boeing we talked about the intellectual services we buy engineering we buy technology as we develop technologies together the russian scientists we buy and develop there we sophisticated i t. and this is hundreds of millions of dollars that w

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